Resorts, Hotels and Guesthouses with Mosquito Nets
Mosquito Nets in Luxury Resorts, Hotels and Guesthouses Around the World
For thirty years we have designed and made mosquito net bed canopies here in Australia, and supplied them to some of the most beautiful resorts, boutique hotels and guesthouses in the world — from bush retreats in New South Wales and island lodges in the South Pacific to jungle hideaways in Central America and beachfront guesthouses across the Caribbean.
There is a reason so many hospitality properties come to us, and it is worth being plain about it: the nets these resorts use are the same nets we sell to you. We don't make a separate "contract grade" for resorts and a cheaper grade for everyone else. A resort ordering cotton box nets for forty rooms and a family ordering one for a spare bedroom receive an identical product — designed and made to survive daily use in hot, humid, salt-air climates, washed and re-hung season after season, for years.
That daily punishment in tropical conditions is the real proof of the product. A net that spends a decade over a resort bed in Samoa, Fiji or Sri Lanka — humidity, ceiling fans, constant laundering, guests who don't treat it gently — is a net you can trust over your own bed at home. The resorts below are that proof.
Australia and the South Pacific
We are an Australian business, and our nets are used across Australia and the Pacific — the properties closest to home, and the ones our customers most often recognise.
Makepeace Island — Noosa, Australia
A private island hideaway minutes by boat from Noosa Heads — a secure, luxury retreat with a genuine family feel. They use our Cotton Box mosquito nets.
Paperbark Camp — Jervis Bay, Australia
Premium tented accommodation in a peaceful bush retreat in beautiful Jervis Bay, where a sheer round canopy suits the safari-tent style. They use our Polyester Classic (round) mosquito nets.
Aganoa Lodge — Savai'i, Samoa
Set in the middle of the South Pacific and surrounded by coral reef, this luxury lodge is exactly the humid, tropical setting cotton box nets were made for. They use our Cotton Box mosquito nets.
1770 Beach Shacks — 1770, Australia
Self-contained pole-house bungalows in the Town of 1770, gateway to the Southern Great Barrier Reef, each with private-deck views over the bay. They use our Cotton box mosquito nets.
Dolphin Bay Divers Retreat — Taveuni, Fiji
Crystal water and white-sand beaches on Taveuni, where our sheer polyester box nets keep rooms airy in the Fijian heat. They use our Polyester Box mosquito nets.
Sri Lanka and Asia
The Fort Printers — Galle, Sri Lanka
An 18th-century mansion turned elegant boutique hotel, offering personal service in an intimate, historic setting inside Galle Fort. They use our Polyester Box mosquito nets in Queen size.
Central America
Rambala Jungle Lodge — Panama
A rainforest lodge deep in the Panamanian jungle, where a natural-fibre cotton canopy belongs. They use our Cotton Box mosquito nets in Queen size.
Playa Viva — Zihuatanejo, Mexico
A sustainable boutique hotel on the Pacific coast of Mexico, whose eco-first ethos matches our own solar-powered, built-to-last approach. They use our Cotton Box mosquito nets.
Verana — Yelapa, Mexico
A handmade hotel on a hillside surrounded by jungle, reached only by boat — sheer polyester keeps the open-air rooms breezy. They use our Polyester Box mosquito nets.
Villa Valentin — Mexico
A tropical villa built for family escapes, destination weddings and group retreats. They use our Cotton Box mosquito nets in Queen size.
Creando Olas (La Saladita) — Mexico
Beach living at its best — endless surf and sunset views, with a vacation home full of space to gather or scatter. They use our Polyester Box mosquito nets in Queen size.
Cangrejo y Toro — Mexico
Nestled between the Sierra Madre del Sur and the warm Pacific, with suites dressed in natural cotton canopies. They use our Cotton Box mosquito nets.
Casa Vida Verde — Cabo Matapalo, Costa Rica
Cradled by pristine rainforest and jungle gardens, steps from the remote beach of Cabo Matapalo. They use our Cotton Box mosquito nets.
The Caribbean
Manicou River Eco Resort — Portsmouth, Dominica
Wake up in a handcrafted wooden cottage overlooking the Caribbean, under a natural cotton canopy. They use our Cotton Box mosquito nets.
Castarare Retreats — Castara Bay, Tobago
A family-run eco resort superbly positioned overlooking the Bay of Castara. They use our Polyester Box mosquito nets.
Villa Pierre — St Lucia
An exclusive private villa in St Lucia, with a cotton canopy suspended over the bed. They use our Cotton Box mosquito nets.
Baraka Point Resort — British Virgin Islands
An idyllic beachfront resort in the BVI, creating romantic bedrooms with both our temple and box canopies. They use our Cotton Temple and Box mosquito nets.
Keyonna Beach Resort — Antigua
All inclusive boutique hotel set along Antigua's west coast, where calm torquoise Caribbean waters meet uninterrupted sunset views. They use our Polyester Box mosquito nets in Super King size.
Cocos Hotel — Antigua
Rustic, romantic and scenic open-air beachfront cottages for couples — a Caribbean getaway built for memories. They use our Polyester Box mosquito nets in Super King size.
Tingalaya Retreat — Negril, Jamaica
Your own slice of Caribbean beach in Negril, on Jamaica's western tip, kept airy with sheer polyester. They use our Polyester Box mosquito nets.
Katamah Beachfront Guesthouse — Treasure Beach, Jamaica
A beachfront sanctuary of bohemian garden rooms and cottages on Jamaica's laid-back South Coast, a world away from Negril's north-west. They use our Cotton Box mosquito nets in King size.
Supplying your resort, hotel or guesthouse
If you run a resort, boutique hotel, guesthouse or holiday rental and want mosquito net bed canopies that look the part and last for years, we would love to talk. We offer wholesale and trade pricing, and we make every style and size you see above in cotton, polyester and pure mulberry silk. See our wholesale and trade page, or contact us to discuss what would suit your property.
Not sure which fabric is right for your climate and setting? Our cotton vs polyester vs silk fabric guide walks through the trade-offs, and we are always happy to advise.
Frank and Bronwyn Taylor, Mosquito Net Specialists